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He was briefly in a band called Shadow King rhat he ans alou Gramm founded. Tht were cery good but didnt ladt after 1 albumn vecause mick jones made sure Atlantic records didnt promote him. Thetes a youtube video of their performance in london. Type in Shadow King, london theatre and u will see lou gramm and Vivien Campbell in Shadow King.

Am I the only person to find the bleeping more offensive than the censored language? Great interview; the legendary Mr Wachtel deserves to be a household name

i had a crush on ricky when silver spoons came out. i was only 8. ive always liked blondes & still do 😊

I get panic attacks just by seeing him

Semper Fi, Tim.

Waddy's work on Excitable Boy and Ferry's Bride Stripped Bare incredible...not to mention Expensive Winos...

Gotta love Andy.

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Nicest guys in Rock.

Timothy B Schmidt he is such a nice person with a beautiful voice. I wish I could buy his CDs here in Australia 🇦🇺

In my opinion without the scene what Cruz was talking about in Training Day, the movie wouldnt be the same. It was the best scene of the movie by far.

Her version of Here We Go with the original Barnstorm band is beautiful.

Pedo

Its a great book.

Waddy Wachtel - Champion & Legend

Great to see them together again. Silver Spoons was such a great show from childhood.

Larry wilcox 🌟 Is actor,man fantastic beautiful now Forever with love Laura❤

Norman Durkee played that part. It's really cringe to hear a talented musician tell the same lie for years. But these hosts on UA-cam don't have to ruin their own reputations by perpetuating Randy's BS story.

Is uncle Joe the guy that played WILSON from tool time Tim? LOL He sounds like it. I LOVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE LOU. I grew up on Foreigner back in the hippie days of rock and roll and smoking doobies. Oh the good ole days. BUT recently I was surfing YT and started listening to my fav old classic songs I loved and grew up on....and my fav.....I wanta know what love is...just reminiscing...and now...I been binging on Lou Gramm videos. I was unaware of the brain tumor he had. But let me say..Lou has this special unique voice and he can sing anything..much like elvis did. What I dont like is...finding the replacement guy for Foreigner now. It seems many old foreigner videos are gone...so digging to find Lou singing. That other guy..not even close to Lou. Lou should be entered into the rock and roll hall of fame... BEFORE he leaves this Earth. LOU, I hope you know just how damn good you are with your very unique and amazing and beautiful voice. I get chills hearing you sing. What a diamond in the rough.

Nancy Wilson was my favorite guitarist , Her and Angus young of ACDC... I Love Both bands ,,,

I would like to feel a lesbian everytime I think of Nancy

Multiple people including Durkee says this isn't true

Don Henley is a spineless punk. Bring back Felder.

so cool - high fast internet

I take great pride as a scotsman that Roundabout was written in Scotland coming from Aberdeen to Glasgow 🤘🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Randy was fibbing. This is what Norman Durkee himself says. "The thing is, Bachman-Turner Overdrive, when I met them, they were across the hall, and they don't get high; they just eat a lot of pizza. And they wanted piano on this song, and I was across the hall doing commercials, which is what I did a lot for money back at that time; and they come in, and one of the engineers says, "Can you play on this tune?" And I said, "No," because no one knew that "Takin' Care of Business" was a big deal when [they were] making it, and I had hired like eight or ten people [to record commercials] and I [was] paying them by the nanosecond. So to me, the most amazing part of this story is I go over to this studio - and the engineer's name is Buzz Richmond and he's a good guy - he says, "Can you please do this for 'em?" I says, "Okay, one time, and then I'm f***ing out of here." So Randy says - this is the part that kills him - "Do you want to hear this song?" and I said, "No, I don't have time to hear it." So we both put on headphones, and then when he wanted me to play, he would point, and when he wanted me to stop, he put his hand across his throat. And so, the thing starts [imitates intro to "Takin' Care of Business"] and they point, and I go [imitates piano playing], and anyway, we get through the whole song, and I get up and leave. And he says, "How do you do that?" And I says, "I don't know; I've got this magic, man, you know. Gimme some money or something." So I get ninety dollars, which is the legal fee for a union musician playing one session. Then later, one of the Allman Brothers says, "You know, man, you really got f***ed," and so he gave me a couple of grand. [sarcastically] Sure, I'm the pizza guy. And I play piano."

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so she said she wasn't your typical rock star daughter,"i'm not like that".like how's ones typical rockstar daughter?private?difficult?weird?two/2 times!

such a great band!

Viv seems a top bloke. Glad he is still around, and the rest of Def as well. Even the hair looks good!

I remember his cornball TV show. Brilliant sense of humor. Geez that musta been 40 years ago.

Wow! What a nice guy! Phenomenal actor!!! ❤❤❤

Sun glasses od part of fashion detalj.

I would like to hear Andy speak on music more. The dynamics of the band are now not that relevant, but Mr Summers recorded jewels will remain forever as a glimpse of his depth as a jazzman.

My first car was also a Corvair. And a stick as well. I nad/have a huge crush on Timothy B. Schmidt.

Terrific interview of a terrific guy, with a terrific story. Bravo

My favorite Eagle out of all of them.

The line up that Brian is a part of is the best group of musicians McCartney has ever worked with (aside from the Beatles of course).

Enormous respect for Waddy. What an amazing career. He has worked with so many great artists! He must have stories for days. He was close friends with the underrated and under appreciated Bill Cowsill and Waddy had interesting insights into the tragic mess the Cowsills suffered at the hands of their stupid father. Great interview Uncle Joe!

Don Felder is the coolest guy. I love his playing and he seems like a very decent and humble guy. I really enjoyed his story about owning a Simca especially when I Googled the car and saw what it was all about.

A Corvair was the first car I drove as well! Bought it off some drunk guy for $35. Dad made me take it back. Timothy B. Schmidt is a hell of a talent. GREAT voice!

Gabriel you do have a what I call cargo van, and you called it a barn door van!! No insulation whatsoever and coming back to Nebraska from Florida there were Icecicles on the inside roof of the van! Ahh such memories of my childhood lol 🤣

Paul I love you. !realy men

I'd love to see Stuart play a set with Geddy and Alex. Make it happen for me please Uncle Joe's Garage.

Lou has no idea what his lyrics, along with Mick Jones- Did for me. Almost saved my life!

Very underrated guitarist.

First time seeing Joe Benson.

Young voice.

God bless Lou Gramm! One of the all time greatest lead singers of my generation along with Bon Scott, Don Henley, Steve Perry just to name a few.

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